3) He did not pretend to have loyalty or deference to BTC. Or for that matter, to anything, really.
That is fine, we all thought. Deference to the system as it happens to exist is the innovation killer.
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8) Because, in the end, much of the world is made of memes. Some are just more codified than others.
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13) Maybe it's because he was bored again.
"Today feels like a good day to cause a stir."
It wouldn't be the first time.
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14) Maybe it's because we assumed he was "one of us".
will never be one of us because he'll never be one of any group, not exactly.
He contains multitudes. And if there's one thing multitudinous people hate, it's being put in a box.
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16) But maybe--just maybe--we're forgetting about Occam's razor: that sometimes the simplest and cleanest explanation is the right one.
runs an electric car company. And BTC, like it or not, isn't the most energy efficient cryptocurrency.
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18) Or maybe--like so many other things--his flirtation of BTC died at the hands of middlemen.
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Honestly, he likely did and doesn't find it to be a problem. But Tesla needs to stay ESG and I'm guessing the stock could be removed from ESG portfolios if they didn't do this. And Tesla also needs to collect a lot of subsidies tied to its environmental mission
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Saying he was bored a lazy hypothesis. We can clearly see the tweet he sent out FUDing BTC was not totally orchestrated by himself. That coupled with the fact that a corp. can't be that ignorant when they invest billions. I'm not buying the life is simple sometimes narrative.
wait till he finds out what a 1000 qubit QC processor can do to a blockchain
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